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The KiIrain-SulIivan Challenge.

BALTIMORE. Md, May 31.-The following
message was received by telegraph from New
York this evening:
''Wm. Il. Harding. Baltimore:
II will present Jake Kilrain with the Police
Gazette diamond belt and declare him cham pion
of America. at the Monumental Theater, Balti-
more, next Saturday night, if Sullivan does not
cover the 81, 900 | have deposited or agree to
fight Kilraiu. L will then matck Kilrain to fight
Jem Smith. the English champion, for $1,000
and the championship of the world, and if Smith
won't como to America, | will defray kilrains
expenses to fight him in Ireland
ORCHARD K Fox"
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Concerning AIr. Bailey.

Shelbyviie Republican
Leon o. Bailey is at present the deputy pros
ecuting attorney of the United States Court in
Indianapolis Bailey is the same lightweight
who imagined for awhile last summer that he
running for Congress against Bynum as the
candidate of that boiling Democratic convention.
Bailey stands in with the Sim Gov gang. recently
indicted by the federal grand jury in Indianapo-
lis for forging and altering tally sheets. The
question is with how much vigor this little Bal
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baseball Notes.

Des Moines is trying to buy Neal or Chamber
lain.
Philadelphia finds it hard to put a nine into
The field with eighteen men on the pay roll
William II. Dayton the Louisville infielder
recently signed by Chris Won der Abe. will be
released in a few days
Burdock is able to walk around the house with
The aid OF a cane. but will be unable to play
much before the middle OF June.
The wife OF Arlie Latham swore out IA warrant
against him for assault and battery, at st. Lou
70. on Saturday. Latham ran away from the
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN,
Indications.

WASHINGTON, June !, / A. III.
For Indiana, Illinois and Lower Michigan
Warmer; threatening weather: local rains
variable winds, generally easterly.
For Tenn and Kentucky-Local rains;
nearly stationary temperature; variable winds.
For Ohio and West Virginia-Threatening
weather. with rain nearly stationary tempera
ture; variable winds, generally easterly.
For Missouri and Arkansas-G enerally fair
slightly warmer weather; light. variable winds
For Wisconsin and Upper Michigan--Wa Warm
err, generally fair weather; light variable winds,
becoming southerly.
For Minnesota and Eastern Dakota-Fair
weather, followed by local rains; warmer, south
ery winds, shifting TO cooler westerly in east
ern Dakota.
For Nebraska, Kansas and Colorado-Warm-
err fair weather; variable winds, generally south
easterly.
For Iowa-Generally warmer, fair weather;
winds becoming southerly.
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POSTPONED Ely RAIN.

WSHINGToN, May 31.-The Washington-In-
iianpolis baseball game scheduled for to-day
was postponed account of rain. The game
will probably be played off tomorrow, as it is
m Of day for both teams.
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Earned runs-New York. 3; Chicago. 3. Twobase
hits-O'Elourke i; Arson L. Three-base hits-Sulli-
van Arson. Williamson, Baldwin. Home run--6es-
pie. D,uble plays-WilliaIns Burns and pfefor
Ward Richardson and Common. First base balls
New York, 8; Chicago, 3. Lit by pitched ball-Gl-
lespie. Dorgan. Stolen bases-Ward GU, Gillespie
Brown Ryan. First base errors-New York. l.
Uheag. L. Struck out--New York, 3; Chicago g
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The Bicycle Championship.

LONDON, May 31.-The fivemile bicycle race
for the championship of the world, was con-
tested at w olverhampton to-day and won easily
by the English champion, Howell S. There were
six entries.
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WORK OF TIE BALL-PLAYERS
The Boston Club Succeeds in Winning
Another Game from the DetrOiters.

Pittsburg Beaten by Philadelphia and Chi
cagO by New York-NO Game at Washing
ton-Racing at Latonia-0ther Sports.
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WY ANTED - ADDRESS OF r. NJ. ROBERTS,
w formerly residing Ash street. Address
RAYBURS, at Occidental Hotel.
EVERYBODY TO SEE OUR PATENT FOLDING
IL beds and wash stands; humbug warranted to
give satisfaction. CABINET-MAKERS'U UNION.
Corner Pine and Market.
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NEW YORK, IL; CHICAGO, 8.

New YORK, May 3l.-The New Yorks beat
the Chicagos today in the third game between
SAe clubs. The home club batted and felded
YELL but the contest vas tresome. Baldwin
was replaced by Ryan early in the game, but ne
was put back III the box in the sixth inning
Sunday and DAILY did the bad work for the
champions Ward did the fine work for the
Giants Gillespe's home run was the leading
feature. Attendance, 2, 500. Score:
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Earned runs-Pittsburg a; Philadelphia, 4. Two
bases-Darymple, Mulvey, Mclaughlin, Bufinton.
Double plays-Kuehne. Smith and McKnnon; Bias
Esn Mclaughlin and Cusick. First base on balls-Oh
Mccormick 3; off Buffnton, /. First base
philadelphia, 4. Struck out-By Mccormick, 2;
ty Buffnton, 2. Passed Embellishments. Time
40 Umpire-Doescher.
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STOLEN.

STOLEN.
CtTOJ4EN-$25 REWARD-STOLEN, FROM THE
- pasture of the undersigna May 81, 1887, bay
mare. years old. sixteen hands high, blstered
both front feet for side bone shoe reset right FOOT
left hind foot white above the pastern right foot
swelled at pasterniont caloused the inside about
the size of half dollar; a star forehead about
thre inches long; pacing gait starting reward
of 25 for recovery of horse and $50 for the thief
THOMAS LENNEN,
GAINESVILLE, Hamilton County, Ind.
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PHILADELPHIA. 6; PITTsBURG, 5.

PITTsBURG, May 3l.-The Philadelphias de-
feated the Pittsburgs to-day in holly contested
game The visitors played faultless fielding
game, while the home club showed weakness
In that respect The Pittsburgs tied the score
in the ninth inning. on Browns single and Dal-
rymple's two-b base hit to the left-feld fence
For the Philadelphias, in their half of the ninth,
Mclaughlin got his base balls and made the
winning run on hits by Buffinton and Bastian.
with no one out Brown led at the bat, making
four singles and on balls. Bufinton
hit hard, but the perfect fielding of his nine kept
down the score of the Pittsburgs to five
BastiaDs playing at short feature of the
game. Fields caught his first championship
game of the season for the Pittsburgs, and
made two costly wild throws. Attendance,
i 200 Score.
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yle. Attendance, 5000. Score:
40 o o 1 1 D o o 1-3
-O D 90 o u q o Ii

Earned runs-Boston, /; Detroit L. Two-base
hits--Nash, Richardson. Stolen bases-Wheelock
go, Brouthers. Double play-Johnston and Morrill,
First base balls--Nash Thompson Hit by
pitched balls-Wise, Thompson. First base on
rors-Boston, 1: Detroit i. Struck out-Boston.
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A Suggestion for Colonel johnson.

Columbus Republican.
1t would be a good idea for the Indianapolis
street-car company to employ the baseball club
of that city as drivers, as they never strike
enough to do any damage
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FOR RENT.

ITO RENT-HANDSOME BACK PARLOR AND
Il other rooms. newly furnished, for gentlemen,
with board: table firstcass; also. of bathroom
with hot and cold water three squares north of
fer car. References exchanged Address w. s.,
j ournal Office.
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GAS PIPE AND FITTINGS AGENCY
Shipments made Direct from Factory.
Z w "A LID OV Il r,
NO. "a EAST GEORGIA SEREET-
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
NTASONIC-A. A. SCOTTISH RITE, INDIANA
1NI Consistory S. p X. S. Meeting this (Wednes
day afternoon at O'clock and continuing at
JOSEPH W. SMITH, Ill. Com. in Chief.
c. +. HOLIDAY Secretary.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
C,AFE-IF YOUR SAFE is OUT OF ORDER SEND
- for GORSUCH, safe expert 5 Vance Block.
nAN W. KNEFIER, CANDIDATE FOR CITY
IL Clerk, subject to decision of Republican
1oI
rIyHE ART EXHIBITION AT ST. JOHNS
Il Academy will open June g. and continue until
The annual commencement will be held June % and
4, at I:3O p M
ID EAT4ESTATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IMPROVED
HI farms to exchange for stocks of dry goods.
notes ard merchandise generally. Address, M. NJ.
GORDON, Iogansport, Ind. s~s-.4-. =
DROFESSOR FITCH, THE ASTRONOMER, is
l. back to the city with his telescope. The
and Jupiter will be in conjunction tonight and the
moon at its nearest point to the earth tomorrow
night. Good views of both if clear.
CsTRANGERs VISITING INDIANAPOLIS FOR
- the purpose of investing in real estate for any
other object. and who want substantial meals at a
moderate price should go to Sherman's Is ard 20
s. Meridian 62 N. Pennsylvania or SO s. Illinois ST.
These the rstclass restaurants of Indianapolis
ID OOMS OF THE REPUBLICAN CITY COMMIT
IL tee. INDIANAPOLIS, June J. 1887.
The Republicans of the city are requested to assem-
BILE in their various wards. designated below.
next Saturday, June 4, at 73o o'clock M, for the
purpose OF electing one member of the Republican
city central committee for each ward. No other bust
ness is to be transacted. The committee will
meet the City Court on Tuesday evening, June
z, at 730 O'Clock, to organize
The primaries will be held in tho different wards
follows:
First Ward-Corner Home and Columbia avenues.
Second Ward-Engine house. Seventh and Ash SITS.
Third Ward-Sxth-street engine-house.
Fourth Ward-Corner Pratt and California streets
Fifth Ward-Corner Illinois and First streets.
Sixth Ward-Otto Stechhan's factory, Fort Wayne
Seventh Ward-No. 2 engine-house, Massachusetts,
Eighth Ward-No. 8 reel-h house. East Washington
street.
Ninth Ward-City Court ROOM court house
Tenth Ward-Corner Massachusetts avenue and AL
ALBANIA street
Twelfth Ward-Old Zoo Theater. Mississippi street.
Thirteenth Ward-No. 161 Indiana avenue, base
ment.
Fourteenth Ward-Corner Blake and Michigan SITS.
Fifteenth Ward-No = engine house, West Wash
Sixteenth ward-Waterman's Hall.
Seventeenth Ward-No enginehouse South Illi-
nois street.
Eighteenth Ward-Hook and ladder house, South
street.
Nineteenuh Ward-No 545 East Washington street
Twentieth Ward-No 3 engine house. Virginia ave.
Twenty first Ward-No. IS engne-house Prospect
street
ginia avenue
Twenty third Ward-No. 10 engne-hous
Twenty-fourth Ward-No. SIS South Meridian St
Twenty fifth Ward-Parnell Hall.
JAMES I. IAYMAN. Chairman.
Ed. p THOMPSON, Secretary
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FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL.
MONEY TO LOAN-6 PER CENT. HORACE
lVA MCKAY Room l. Talbot s. News Block.
VHINANCIAL-MONEYO ON MORTGAGE -FARAlS
IL and city property. c. K. COFFIN Sc CO.
OK PER CENT. ON CITY PROPERTY IN IN
- diana. Isaac III. Kiersted IS Martindae Block.
THINE SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE
i received at the office of the Board of School
Commissioners of the city of Indianapolis from May
%, 10 o'clock a. m. to June 10. II o'clock M, for
time to the amount of $50 600, to be is.
sued by the Board of School Commissioners July
1, 1887 drawing 4 cent per annum interest. in
terest payable semi annually said warrants to be duo
and payable June 80, 1888
Said warrants to be issued pursuant to statute
authorizing the Board of School Commissioners of
the city of indianapolis to anticipate Its
meet current expenses.
Said warrants will DO issued in denominations of
500, $500 and 81 OO0 may be desired. interest
and principal to be payable in Indianapolis or New
York. j. Ii. GREENSTREET.
Chairman Finance Committee
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y at the ofice.o the city clerk until o'clock p.
m, Monday, June g. 1887, for the purchase of the
following described real estate towit: Forty 40 by
ninety and one half (97l9) feet off the north
west corner of lot eight 49, in thirty t35
and thirteen and three quarters 13) feet by ninety
and onehaf (97 ~ feet off the southwest
of lot nine ~, in thirty-fve l3o). being
three tenements known Nos. 113, lis and III
North Illinois street, in the city of indianapolis.
Also, sixteen l6) feet middle of lot four a.; in
square thirty-four t34) and the half of lot five
t5 in square thirtyfour (34), being the brick dwell
ghouse known as No. 21 Indiana avenue, in said
city All proposals will be submitted to the Common
Council and Board of Aldermen for approval re-
lection. Plat file the city clerks Office
MICHAEL Il. SHIELDS. City Clerk.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED MISUNDERSTANDING. PLANER
w and wise hands. Machine tool work. No
strike. Steady work. and liberal wages Address,
NILES TOOL WORKS, Hamilton, O.
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DY J. E. OUTLAND,

DY ]. E. OUTLAND
ID 81 East Market stree.
Firstrate th-ee-room house and three lots in good
locality, southeast for $500 easy payments.
Seventy-two acres northeast Belt railroad, a.
pretty a picture, beautifully located. in elegant
shape for plating. only $500 per
Lot Archer street, just north of Michigan, side
and alley. east 'front.' 4Ox145, at sacrifice for
$3.50.
Eleven lots Reid street. south of Prospect. each
$3.50.
So, 600 will buy the loveliest lot in Woodruff Place.
AS charming home as the city affords-modern,
splendidy built, glorious shade. delightful lawnfor
s3 600 on easy payments north of Seventh, on Ala
barna street. j. E. OUTLAND,
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I. v. r. R.-SOUTHWEST.
Leave for Vincennes ........... 7:15am l15pm
Arrive from Nlncennes IO:3oam 43Opm
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ID EAT+ ESTATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IMPROVED
III farms to exchange for stocks of dry goods.
boots and shoes hardware groceries. for mortgaged
notes ard merchandise generally. Address, nj. III.
GORDON, Iogansport, Ind. s-z..4-.
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RAILWAY TIMETABLES.

NJ, j. R. R.-SoUrH.
Leave for Louisville
and the SOUTH. 4I5am sloan 4:0Opm 6.45pm
Arrive from Louisville
and the South ...... Io35am IloOam e:45pm io:45pm
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PROFESSOR FITCH, THE ASTRONOMER, Is
l. back to the city with his telescope: The moon
and Jupiter will be in conjunction tonight, and the
moon at its nearest point to the earth tomorrow
night. Good views of both, if clear
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NOR SALE BY G. H. DAVIDGE,
II No. 20 East Market street.
Four lots in Woodruff Place.
Thrty-six lots in Bruce Bakers addition.
Twenty eight lots in Milligan's Park Lane addition.
One and onehalf acres in e. A. Fletchers third
addition.
One hundred feet on North Meridian street.
Seventy feet North Delaware street.
Please CALL and if unable to show the kind of prop
erty you want will endeavor to find it for you.
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NANDALIA LINE-SHORTEST ROUTE TO
Y ST. LOUIS AND THE WEST.
Trains arrive and leave Indianapolis as follows
Leave for St. Louis. 3nam lI:55am S00pm ll00pm
Greencastle and Terre Haute Accom- 4oopm
Arrive from st. L .....3:45am 4:I5am 335pm 4:45pm
Terre Haute and Greencastle Accom-. 1U00am
Sleeping, parlor and reclining hair are run
through trains. For rates and information apply to
ticket agents of the company II. r. DERING, As
sistant General Passenger Agent
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

cMOCK, TARLTON & CO..
= 80 North Delaware street
Elegant dwellings.
Building lots at all prices.
Business blocks.
Grounds for subdivision.
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Local Weather Record.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 81, 1887.
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FTvHE ART EXHIBITION AT ST. JOHNS
Il Academy will open June %. and continue until
June 81 inclusive.
The annual commencement will be held June % and
a a T..3O n
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Alien sCr66t.
East Ohio street, residences North Side also
South Side; grocery store drug store and cigas
store
DORTER & FULLER. REAL ESTATE, LOAN
[ and Rental Agents AZ North Delaware street,
Rooms Il and IL Baldwins Block
Eighty acres, three miles from Courthouse on the
Three-notch road, $4,000 This is great bargain
Call and investigate this
House and lot on Blake street. lot 22l2x120, ST..
200. Three vacant lots, 4Ox15O. onehalf square
north of Eighth street. 500 per foot
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Trains depart and arrive as follows:
Depart
No. IL, G. & NJ. G. fast mail, d. Sun 1l:50
No. 10, Chicago night express, daily 11:1O
No. IL. Monon Ac., daily Sunday---- 500 p m.
Arrive
No. g. Cincinnati night express. daily 1856 a.
No. Il. Ind. fast mail daily Sunday 3:45 p
No. II, Ind. Ac., daily except Sunday 9:55 m.
Ticket offices: % South Illinois street, 146 South
Illinois street, Union Depot, Massachusetts avenue
E. o. MCCORMICK. G.. p. A.
T. D. BALDWIN, ID. 2. A.
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NTASONIC-A. A. SCOTTISH RITE, INDIANA
w Consistory. s. 7. r. S. Meeting this tWednes
day. afternoon at o'clock and continuing at
o'clock. Work. 100 :52o
JOSEPH w. SMITH Ill. Com. in Chief.
G. +. HOLIDAY, Secretary
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-10-04

Mrs, Homespun has a habit of hiding
things about the house so successfully
that when she goes to look for them she
can not for the life of her tell where
she slowed them. But she has the
satisfaction of feeling that should any
body break in to steal, she would never
know whether those things were stoler
or not
Little boys, what are you doing
with all that mudP" "Pleath, thir, We:
dess pilin' it up in two big piles.
But what are you going to dowithit?
ives goin' to play editor. Tommy,
going to be a publican editor an II
coin to be democrat editor, an we''
goin' to pelt each other dess as Tho
| fortulv editors does. " Chicago AtwS.
First Omaha Man-"Going away
this summer" Second Omaha Man -
mo. Can't afford it," "Rent YOU
bousc furnished?" Tried that once
Cost more for repairs than the re''
came to-" Then lock it upP" ="
tried that once, too. It's too expensive.
"ExpensiveP' Eyes, a gas meter goe.
like steam-engine when there is III
one to watch 1t. "-Omaha World
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Suffering WOIQaDlOOd.

Too much effort cannot be made to bring to
the attention Of suffering womanhood the great
value OF Lydia f. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound a. rem ady for the diseases of women.
Such an one Is the wife of General Barringer of
Winston N. c., and We quote from the Gen.
erals letter as follows: Dear Mrs Pinkham T:
Please allow me to add my testimony to the
most excellent medicinal qualities of your Veg
etabe Compound. Mrs. Barringer was treated
for several years for what the physician called
Leucorrhcea and Prolapsus Uteri combined. l
sent her to Richmond, Va, where she remained
for six months under the treatment of an emf
nent physician without any permanent benefit.
She was induced to try your medicine and after
reasonable time commenced to improve and
is now able to attend to her business and con
siders herself FULLY RELIEVED General Bar
rington is the proprietor of the American Hotel,
Winston, n. c. and is widely known.l
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TEXAS TO THE FRONT AGAIN
Two Houston Men Invest 81 Each
and Make $4,000.

The story of how The Louisiana
State Lottery Company deals out for
tunes every month is known far and
near Chances in the drawings are
eagerly taken by all classes. How
many persons have been suddenly
made rich by this institution would be
hard to tel.-,he number would almost
seem incredible. 1t can be safely said
however, that residents of every State
In the Union have profted by it. One
OF the many made happy by the last
drawing was w. II. Anthony, a dairy
man of Houston, Texas, who held one
tenth of 5O,255, which drew the cap
ltal prize of $4,000, collected by
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express, through
the firm of T. w. House of Horsto n.
The other tenth of this ticket was
held by Mr.. George IL. Zapp of the
same place. This gentleman, accom-
panied by his son, arrived in the city
Wednesday night, and on presenting
ms ticket at the company's Office the
following morning was handed check
on the New Orleans National Bank
lie was greatly in need of the money
ana ON the RECEIPT Of he news OF his
good luck he fairly wept with joy
Mr. Aapp is native Of Germany, but
Tor the past eight years has made his
nome In Houston, where he has beer
eiefklng in a cotton press. He is 1
large, fine looking man, SIS years o
age, and has wife and three children
lie has not decided what use he vii
make OF his newly found fortune, bu
Will look out for some profitable way
ol investing it. Mr.. Zapp has visited
new Orleans before and will remain
mere several days to renew old &C
qualntances.
.Apropoa OF Mr.. Zapp's visit to thi
city 1t might be mentioned that hi
nephew, MIR. Orsini Zapp, of Roun'
Top, Texas, came here on simila
Grand i'll May, 1885. He was also tn
winner of $4,000. The money he pu
out In land and stock in Fayett
county, Texas. To-day he is one o
'he most prominent farmers in tina
section OF the country, and is blesse'
WIN happy family and has ali tn
comforts of life. An investment of )
~ Inc Louisiana State Lottery starte
h n, on the road to prosperity.-Nei
V""ans Ficoyune, Aug. -.
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The Presbyterian Board of Minis
erial Relief has balance OF $50, 900
b the treasury.
The homework of w lesley Col
ere is done by three hundred girl stu
Tents. who devote to it forty-fiye min
ttes every day.
The largest parishes in the Luz
&heran Church are to be found in Cen
tral Russia. One Of these numbers 800
Eillages and comprises $4,000 souls.
/ Seven American girls are studying
N Cambridge University, England, at
Newman College. -Four are gradu-
ktes of Vassar, Smith and Wellesley.
Fulfilling the command of Christ
by helping bear each others burdens
Eill be found to promote best the well
Fare of all concerned. -NeW York VT
RNess.
A retired schoolmaster excuses his
passion for angling by saying that,
from constant habit, he never feels
|quite himself unless he is handl ng the
|rod -Golden Days.
The heavenly life, that life to
(which death introduces the believer,
lis not only unmarked by sin and sor-
ROW and suffering, but it is attended
with ever-increasing capacities OF love
and joy and. peace.
1t has been decided by the seniors
\ of Harvard college to have composite
|class photograph taken. A series oil
valuable photographs might be had il
a picture of th4t kind was taken on
every fifth or tenth commencement fol
several years.
The best thing to give your enemy
Is forgiveness; to an opponent, toler'
ance; to a friend, your heart; to 6
child, good example; to Il father, def
erence; to your mother, conduct thai
will make her proud of you; to your
self, respect; to all men, charity.
New Orleans has III churches
which is a larger supply than is gen
orally credited to the gay city. The
Baptists head the list with 80 churches
the Methodists are second, with 81
churches; and the Roman Catholics
third. with 30 churches